Students can utilize analysis to determine the author's purpose by examining various elements of the text, such as the language used, the tone, the structure, and the content. By carefully analyzing these aspects, students can infer the author's intentions and motivations behind writing the text. Additionally, students can consider the context in which the text was written, the intended audience, and any underlying themes or messages conveyed. Through critical thinking and close reading, students can develop insights into the author's purpose and how it shapes the overall meaning and impact of the text.
